Dietary taboos for patients with lymphoma

What should patients avoid eating after suffering from lymphoma? In addition to treatment, this issue is the most concerned. We must be familiar with our own body state before we can conclude what wrong food will cause the disease to worsen and what bad consequences will occur after treatment. After the disease, we must study it carefully. The following is a detailed introduction to the dietary taboos of lymphoma patients.

1. Avoid stimulant drinks such as coffee.
2. Avoid spicy and irritating foods such as onions, garlic, ginger, and cinnamon.
3. Avoid eating greasy, fried, moldy, and pickled foods. Avoid eating foods that easily produce gas.
4. Avoid irritating foods such as rooster, pork head, etc.
5. Avoid seafood.
6. Avoid warm foods such as mutton, dog meat, leeks, pepper, etc.
7. Avoid smoking and drinking.
8. Avoid eating greasy food.
9. Avoid eating raw or cold food.
To avoid heat stimulation, patients with lymphoma can eat a little cold drinks such as ice cream, fruit juice and cream ice. To relieve pain when eating, local lidocaine anesthesia can be sprayed or the mouth can be rinsed with baking soda solution.
In addition: For those who cannot eat, liquid food such as milk, oatmeal porridge, and bland food can be used instead. For oral and throat ulcer pain, those who cannot eat can use liquid food such as milk, oatmeal porridge, and bland food instead. Lymphoma patients can eat a little cold drinks such as ice cream, fruit juice, and cream ice cream to avoid heat stimulation. To reduce pain when eating, local lidocaine anesthesia can be sprayed, or the mouth can be rinsed with baking soda solution.